Extreme El Niño drought, fires contribute to Amazon insect collapse: Study
2020-03-13 16:35
Dung beetle species populations are moving toward collapse in parts of the Brazilian Amazon apparently due to climate change-driven drought, fires, and other human disturbances.
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